Movies like The Safety of Objects

Little Children dissects the lives of two lovelorn spouses from separate marriages, characters with dark secrets, and a convicted sex offender. Similar to The Safety of Objects, the film shines a light on the fragility and complexity of suburban life.

Exploring themes of suburban dysfunction and personal dissatisfaction, American Beauty delves into the life of a middle-aged man experiencing a midlife crisis. Its examination of the darker side of the suburban American dream will resonate with fans of The Safety of Objects.

In the vein of intersecting lives and disparate narratives, Crash weaves together the destinies of various residents of Los Angeles, exposing racial tensions and the complexities of social relationships in the city. Fans of The Safety of Objects will appreciate the film’s exploration of the interconnectedness of human experiences and the notion that we impact each other's lives in unseen ways.

Magnolia presents a tapestry of interlocking stories, featuring an ensemble cast navigating through personal crises and searches for meaning. Much like The Safety of Objects, it presents a multitude of characters whose lives are more connected than they initially appear.

Grand Canyon is a drama about the intersecting lives of an ensemble of characters in Los Angeles. Facing issues of crime, race, and relationships, the movie offers a mosaic of American life much like The Safety of Objects.

Like The Safety of Objects, 21 Grams tells the interwoven tale of several characters who are brought together by a tragic car accident. The movie explores themes of grief, loss, and redemption.

Set in the 1970s, The Ice Storm explores the complex emotional landscapes of an affluent New England family and their neighbors over a Thanksgiving weekend. The film's focus on the fraying of family bonds and the search for connection echoes the thematic elements in The Safety of Objects.

Robert Altman's Short Cuts is a mosaic of stories involving several characters, based on the writings of Raymond Carver. Set in Los Angeles, it deals with the everyday struggles and the challenging intricacies of life, much like the interpersonal drama and suburban malaise portrayed in The Safety of Objects.